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Reclaiming Note, James Stalker against Lord Moncreiff's Interlocutor

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Defender challenges Pursuer's right to reduce preference on bills, arguing he was not a creditor and no notice of power to challenge preferences was given before composition.

Henry Alexander Douglas and William Thomas the Elder v. Trustees of William M'Clumpha — Condescendence, 23 Jun 1829

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Pursuers seek revision of condescendence and answers on debt owed by William M'Clumpha to John Stein's estate, contested over agent John Paterson's authority and discharge validity.

Stein's Assignees v. Fergus Williamson and Others — Reclaiming Note, 2 Sep 1830

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Assignees of John Stein's estate reclaim against defendants seeking to alter a court interlocutor finding pursuers liable for expenses.

Alexander Scot v. William Pollock — Appendix to Reclaiming Note, 5 Feb 1831

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Alexander Scot seeks to enforce a feu-charter prohibition against hotel use; oath administered to Scot as suspender in suspension process against George Cairns.

Answers — App. to Ans.—William Pollock, to the Susp.—Alex

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Arbitral decree by Thomas Walker Baird resolving disputes between Alexander Scot and George Cairns over property transactions, including title, incumbrances, and expenses.

Reclaiming Note. Alexander Scot against Lord Moncreiff's Interlocutor

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Alexander Scot seeks to offset expenses from William Pollock, assignee of George Cairns, challenging a decree-arbitral and asserting his right to recover costs from prior suspension proceedings.

William Ainslie Turner, Trustee for the Creditors of the late Kenneth Mackenzie, of Dundonnell v. Mrs Catharine Macdonnell, otherwise Mactavish — Answers, 10 Feb 1831

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Respondent opposes petitioner’s claim for process expenses, arguing House of Lords’ final judgment exhausted the case and precluded expense awards without remit.

Catharine MacTavish v. Dundonnell's Trustee — Petition, 2 Feb 1831

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Mrs MacTavish, as executrix of her deceased husband, seeks to apply a Lords judgment reversing prior rulings and claims entitlement to process expenses.

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Trustee James Scott receives payment from James Macdonell for a court-awarded sum and agrees to assign or repeat the decree if reversed on appeal.

Petition — Mrs Catharine Macdonell, otherwise Mactavish, Relict and Executrix of the deceased John Mactavish, Solicitor in Inverness

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Petitioner seeks reimbursement of legal expenses for a leasehold defense reversed by the House of Lords and relief from a prior judgment against her deceased husband’s estate.

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